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Biomechanical Analysis Of Collegiate Softball Pitchers’ Spin Rate, Shoulder Range Of Motion, And Grip Strength, Harrison Fite
Biomechanical Analysis Of Collegiate Softball Pitchers’ Spin Rate, Shoulder Range Of Motion, And Grip Strength, Harrison Fite
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Vo2max And Playing Time In Female Collegiate Soccer Players, Lauren Shaw
Vo2max And Playing Time In Female Collegiate Soccer Players, Lauren Shaw
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Firefighter: 24/48 Versus 48/96; Sleep, Strain, And Recovery, Amy Sprague
Firefighter: 24/48 Versus 48/96; Sleep, Strain, And Recovery, Amy Sprague
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Firefighters provide important safety services for a 24-hour society. Sleep is very important to the human body. Without sleep a person can experience both short- and long-term side effects. These side effects not only put the sleep deprived person in danger but can also put the public in danger as well. There are many different shift schedules that fire departments can run on. While on duty firefighters must be ready to respond to any emergency call, they receive no matter the time. This can impact the amount of sleep they get while on duty. The current study used biometric straps …
The Process Of Developing A Piece Of Children’S Literature Over The 12 Cranial Nerves For The School Aged Child To Comprehend And Retain, Macey Kanaman
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Medical Emergency Preparedness Among Undergraduate Students, Savannah L. Finigan
Medical Emergency Preparedness Among Undergraduate Students, Savannah L. Finigan
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Knowing how to respond to a medical emergency is a valuable life skill that college students ought to have the opportunity to attain in order to save lives. This study aims to understand how prepared and confident local students are to respond to a medical emergency. Participants consisted of undergraduate students who had no healthcare or nursing school experience. A survey was distributed that asked students to rank and describe their own confidence to respond to medical emergencies. The survey also questioned how much former training or experience they had with medical emergencies. The results of the survey show that …